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Post by rannh1 on Dec 14, 2021 14:05:11 GMT
Exactly what Scott said - they should be fine just don’t get a trench knife or karambit as those are restricted. More importantly- what swords you buying? And remember some overseas sellers now collect GST so will add 10%, otherwise the govt will hit you up only if over $1000 Hey there, reckon I can reach out and talk about a potential sword shipping matter to Australia? Thank you cheers rann
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Post by Stromlo_Swords_USA on Dec 15, 2021 11:45:04 GMT
Yes - of course!
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Post by Zhuan on Mar 24, 2024 18:02:45 GMT
Hi. I Got an 1800's sword from my dad when he passed away and i would like to take it back with me to Australia in Perth. Wil there be any issues. Its has a double edge blade and is rather old... maybe arround 70cm long. Will this be a problem to put it in checked luggage?
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Post by maro on Apr 18, 2024 0:42:44 GMT
I live in NSW and have ordered LOTS of Swords and Knives. Shipping out of US (most places wont send a package over 42') Which makes it hard. Shipping out of Australia is now a complete pain in the arse as well as Auspost won't ship longer than that - couriers are also a bit reticent
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Post by maro on Apr 18, 2024 0:46:49 GMT
Hi. I Got an 1800's sword from my dad when he passed away and i would like to take it back with me to Australia in Perth. Wil there be any issues. Its has a double edge blade and is rather old... maybe arround 70cm long. Will this be a problem to put it in checked luggage? Shouldn't be - I travel internationally with my Shinken all the time One thing that has changed, and wasn't advertised, is that blades shorter than 40Cm, even single-edged, can be confiscated now I brought back a lovely Dha from Thailand last year and the customs guy was close to seizing it (41cm but long handle). He backed down when I said I travel with training blades all the time but admitted the updated rules were new and hand't been advertised much
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